At Brighton Holistics Online we have been educating students in complementary therapy and sports massage therapy for over a decade. Our wealth of knowledge is based on many years of experience in the industry and we like nothing more than creating in-depth, relevant and comprehensive courses for our students.
The Brighton Holistics Online Blog aims to share some of the experience we have gained with our current, past and future students. In this part of our website, we will be sharing information with you across a wide range of subjects, from introductions to specific subjects and courses, to tips on how to run your complementary therapy business, after you qualify.
We hope that you find our posts both insightful and valuable, no matter where you are on your journey as a holistic or beauty therapist.
When people first begin training in massage, reflexology, holistic therapy, or beauty treatments, one of the subjects that often feels the most daunting is Anatomy and Physiology.
I completely understand why.
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